Male fan celebrating enthusiastically at a sports event or party.
Childhood portrayal of Spock in brief flashback scenes.
Family member connected to student characters.
A suspicious local resident in Chicago who assists Daughtry in locating the hidden nuclear weapons. He helps the agents defeat the terrorists and successfully prevents the bombs from being detonated. He is taken during the Rapture.
Gritty combatant or underworld figure.
A named character in the cast; the supplied synopsis gives no further information.
Law enforcement officer dealing with post-Rapture societal collapse.
The man Jackie hits with her car while returning to her hometown. She urges officers to wait for an ambulance because he may have internal injuries, but they take him away themselves. He later tells Jackie that Dr. Braden treated him and that he recovered.
A deputy involved in law enforcement as the old rules and social order break down.
Joe Murphy is Ellen’s husband. He and Ellen encounter Gabriel while the boy is walking toward Promise and give him a place with them. As Gabriel’s influence prompts renewed prayer in town, Joe reflects on his own faith and considers that the boy may have arrived for a reason. After Doc dies, Joe begins arranging a meeting to tell the townspeople, then faces Sheriff Brody’s accusations about Gabriel.
Supporting character in The Mark, likely involved in travel or escape sequences.
Carey Scott has 52 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Cross Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Mission Air, Bells of Innocence, Birdie and Bogey. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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